Northern Ireland Digest

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Victims' families dismiss NI Secretary's claim of 'misunderstanding' over legacy bill

Relatives of Omagh bomb and Bloody Sunday victims say they have not misunderstood the proposed legislation, after Sir Chris Bryant expressed concern about public perception.

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Appeal for information 40 years after IRA murder of Fermanagh RUC reservist

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Project Documents Women's Experiences During the Troubles

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Justice Minister Launches Consultation on New Strategy to Reduce Offending

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Former choirboy sues Church of Ireland over 1970s abuse claims

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Derry event to examine independent truth panels on 16th anniversary of Saville Inquiry

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Kemi Badenoch Deletes Video Featuring Bloody Sunday Footage in Veterans Tribute

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DUP MLA Questions Victims Group Deputy Over Past Columns at Committee Meeting

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NI Assembly Debates Heating Oil Prices, Mental Health Funding and Executive Accountability

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Events Mark European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism in Northern Ireland

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North West Regional College Holds First Conference on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

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Stormont Committee Hears Warnings on Rising Support Needs for Institutional Abuse Survivors

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Royal Assent Expected This Summer for Mother and Baby Homes Inquiry Bill

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Memorial Plaque Unveiled at Stormont for Victims of Historical Institutional Abuse

25 February 2026

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Stormont Unveils Memorial Plaque for Victims and Survivors of Historical Institutional Abuse

23 February 2026